The Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Archangel Michael (nowadays an Orthodox church) was probably erected in the end of the 18th c.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Basil the Great (a Catholic church since 1957) was built in 1737 and restructured subsequently in 1971 and 1989.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Dmitri the Martyr was erected in 1701. It was restructured in 1923 (a new women’s gallery with a porch was constructed and a sacristy was built).

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Nicolas was built in 1904 in the place of a former construction, a present-day Catholic church.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Nicolas (used as a Catholic church and a Catholic chapel since 1949) was erected in 1824, according to the inscription above the women’s gallery.

The Greek Catholic church is dedicated to St. Nicolas and was built in 1925 as a replacement for the former one.

The complex comprises the Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Paraskewa, a free-standing bell tower, erected in the end of the 16th c., and a masonry mortuary from the 19th c.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to St. Paraskewa was built in 1792 (a Catholic church dedicated to the Holy Virgin Mary since 1951).

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to Sts. Kosma and Damian (a present-day Catholic church) was probably erected in the 18th c, it was thoroughly renovated in 1842.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to Sts. Kosma and Damian (a catholic church since 1871) dates back to 1778 (the date inscribed on the lintel of the vestibule).

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to the Protection of the Most-Holy Theotokos was erected in 1780 (present-day Catholic church).

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to the Ascension of Jesus (initially a monastery’s part), was built, according to tradition, between 1510 and 1517.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to The Nativity of the Most-Holy Theotokos was erected about 1600. Initially, it could be a tripartite chapel, with two or three domes on tambours.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to the Nativity of the Most-Holy Theotokos was built in 1910 (a Catholic church since 1973).

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to the Nativity of the Most-Holy Theotokos (a Catholic church since 1979) was built in 1830 and in 1855, a sacristy was constructed.